Donna M. Bateman - Out on the Prairie
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Lived a shaggy mother bison and her little calf One.
Wallow! said the mother. I wallow, said the One.
So they wallowed in the dust where the snakeroot greets the sun.
Lived a speedy mother pronghorn and her little fawns Two.
Run! said the mother. We run, said the Two.
So they ran through the wheatgrass where the sky is crystal blue.
Lived a mother meadowlark and her little chicks Three.
Chupp, chupp! called the mother. Chupp, chupp, called the Three.
So they called all morning where the constant wind blows free.
Lived a mother prairie dog and her little pups Four.
Bark! said the mother. We bark, said the Four.
So they barked and they chattered where the wispy clouds soar.
Lived a mother grasshopper and her little nymphs Five.
Hop! said the mother. We hop, said the Five.
So they hopped helter- skelter where the grama grasses thrive.
Lived a mother sharp- tailed grouse and her little chicks Six.
Scurry! said the mother. We scurry, said the Six.
So they scurried after beetles where the grass and flowers mix.
Lived a mother howdy owl and her little chicks Seven.
Nod! said the mother. We nod, said the Seven.
So they nodded in the twilight where the yucca grows
toward heaven.
Lived a mother rattlesnake and her little snakes Eight.
Slither! said the mother. We slither, said the Eight.
So they slithered, chasing lizards where the primrose blooms late.
Lived a mother coyote and her little pups Nine.
Howl! said the mother. We howl, said the Nine.
So they howled and they whined where the silver stars shine.
Lived a mother Great Plains toad and her little toads Ten.
Jump! said the mother. We jump, said the Ten.
So they jumped through the clover where the moon glows once again.
found in Badlands National Park. Many of the
animals have special relationships with one or
both of their parents. However, some species do
not raise their young.
was named for its jagged peaks, gullies, and
buttes. Its geological formations were caused
by sediment deposits, as well as wind and
water erosion. About half of the park, however,
is carpeted with grasses and wildflowers.
This grassland prairie portion of the park
is the largest prairie in the United States,
covering one hundred seventy thousand
acres. The National Park Service works
hard to protect this fragile, mixed- grass
prairie ecosystem.
buffalo, the only true buffalo are the Asian water buffalo
and the African Cape buffalo. The largest land animal in the
Western Hemisphere, bison can grow to six feet tall at the
shoulder and weigh as much as a ton. At two days old, bison
calves are strong enough to travel with the herd, which
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